of the the hello, i'm about this and this is the news on life from joe. how coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel attacks instead of the refugee camp in central gaza. children are among the 10 people killed prayers in the rubble. palestinians worship next to farmed out most of ramadan approaches in this page. and causes filings escalates on food, runs short as anti government gangs through some of the controls of the streets of the capital. plus the time it talks about the

english and where as cost wise in this policy is taking out bolcko's, general election donte sims of the latest splits news, manchester you might have lifted some of the leading around. old traffic is bounce back from consecutively defeats for the to know when it's in the it's 15, g m t, that's 5 pm. and guys of what is ready for these have carried out another series of air strikes on residential areas in central and southern garza, close to a 100 palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours. a new roof on an air strike. hate an apartment building for 300 people were taking shell to amanda in the past few hours. is there any forces have bombed homes in the new set? refugee camp coming at least 10 people. michael apple begins are coverage. this is the impact crate to farm and he's really a strike on

a home in new site at refugee camp in central garza, a risk to teams. no people are trapped the we have just recovered the date party as a baby, only a few months old. but we have not yet been able to find any others. 4 year old zayna is freed from the collapse around. there's one last case for my grandfather. she's taken to an ambulance, but it's already too late. and she isn't the only one of the lifeless body, a 6 year old omar. besides to come to the as release as there is no safe soon. all over the gaza strip. not a single inch is safe. these relays are lying. we were told that from the gods of valleys southward a safe. we were forced to take shelter. there. we are all civilians, all those inside the house for women and children. i was the oldest and the only

male among them. i repeat, all were women and children in the season last. what is messages for the world? that's what you know. most of them. there is nothing called the international community. this is a line. there is nothing called the international court or international humanitarian law. all of these are just lies. all of these names were created to back the strong against the week, the oppressor against the oppressed and teams continued to dig funny, survive and knowing full well. the likelihood is slim. anyone could have survived this mike level how to 0. so i just need to tell you all those things on the phone from southern guys have some more devastation in gaza. tell us about these latest strikes. tonic yes, in fact some was caleb destruction of be close to the last few hours because of the unrelenting section of the bottom. and that's being carried out by the use of the military. in fact, to me, you know, so, so if you come at least 13,

you have been killed off the destruction of the residential home. has we've been seeing continually sheet damage in the place that being targeted where civil defense, cruise us to until now working to recover all the victims and the injuries from under the roof for them, this number of casualties and just told him expected to live. we wouldn't be coming hours long side. that's the same city i'd been attacked by the onto the re did it's a that had been stationed on the outskirts of the city over the long side. that's in the south here in on unit depot button and continue as well as you've got the forces targeted and i'm part of residential towers and how much neighborhoods in the western travel costs at the city oakside. the mother of this town to the gaza strip had been attacked wherever the windshield building. you're not sure if you've worked, you can been completely destroyed and according to initial reports to policy and that has been killed with 7 others, the intended boost injuries have been transported to she for medical complex to

receive initial medical care. the topic of the delivery of age and humanitarian care. 2 guys have been back in the headlines not to talk to us about the situation where you are and in fact, oh, hold on. just only a day away from the home, the month of ramadan as people are getting the pad for this month. but generally people in the, in the north, i completely still desperate the children up and down. they know that part of guns are completely suffering from hunger. and without that, that's such an increase development in terms of increasing the capacity of it going to tegan applies to being delivered to the, to buy land on the i think seeing more time for a trumping today. and they dropped the power shooting in the noise. did not as well land safety again for the 2nd time, posing mine and casualties amongst the and so we're waiting desperately for such a the now all this probably to power thing is i think to which will be negotiations

being made to reach dressings while because of the end of the belief that the sci fi will allow for more flow between material supplies, which can partially help gauge the humanitarian crisis in the north, to now the same amount of units, your supplies being allowed to be delivered as kind of thing. and also, it seems that the married kind cordial will be stablish, will be the optimal solution as well for ending the military crisis in the north side. thank you very much indeed. i think i've always, i'm bringing this up to date from the southern gaza on the phone. they're by far the size in the rough i area is that israel dean safe for civilians continue to be military targets for your car reports. a jelly elaina moseley. it's the evacuation of a mastery tower in russia is captured on a mobile phone. is ready air strikes, hit the building for 300 displays, palestinians were seeking temporary refuge residency. they received a 30 minute warning to get asthma, but it wasn't enough time,

sparking panic and chaos. for the we were surprised at night with the janitor knocking on the apartment doors, telling us to evacuate the tower, our children, and our women cell a friend of mine's wife, who was 9 months pregnant. she fell down the stairs. it was a state of panic and fear people left everything. somebody's and forgot their children. in the day life, the extent of the damage is huge. among the debris, people find themselves sitting with their belongings, many of whom are already displaced. and now i have no work to turn one, but the one where is the safe place they speak about? where should people go from the north. they told them to evacuate to the south. they heard them all up in the south and con unit and told them to go to a rough. where is a safe place that the israeli army is talking about? israel's rates continue across kaiser kidding. dozens of civilians including a tax in darrow by the us and george union,

air forces and others continued to air drop supplies into gaza. but some power sheets failed to open, killing several people waiting on the grant must have. yeah, we just don't want anybody to give us vote. we want them to leave us alone and we can survive on our own. these rockets that full on us are american rockets, to begin with. and all the hardship this father finds a spark of joy up to 91 days. that part he's reunited with his own hands. that or oh, promising never to let him go again. the federal run for the a car which is 0. the spanish charity ship is sitting the cypress port loaded with humanitarian aid for gaza. it's supposed to set sail before the end of the weekend, according to the commission president also of on the land. she's an honest, big opening of mount a time called a dollar for age during a visit to cyprus. for the times being criticized as impractical 8 ships using the

caught up, i'd expect it to leave the port of la mancha in cyprus. now then the sale of arms 390 kilometers to gaza, avoids it. takes about a day. it's not clear for the aide is going to be off loaded because god doesn't have deep water ports. them on cons, a loaner car in cyprus. so this was supposed to be happening yesterday, at least a trial run was supposed to be happening yesterday. hasn't happened yet. why housing to a well, it didn't happen today either with being hit, i told the a what happens they may will happen tomorrow. let me just show you where i am right now. that is the fluids of loaner car, behind that crane, which nick and mike have a mind about to zoom into is a white box. that is the trial ship is got $200.00 tons of aid on it. when it eventually leaves here, it will take that jody, by 18 hours across the mediterranean,

into gaza. but the still real confusion as to who and how that i is going to get off that boat and who is going to be responsible for that. we're hearing the, the boat itself has a small jessie, the aid will be put onto the jessie and then that will be picked up by some boulevards and taken in to gauze, but who's risk. busy for that, we simply don't know who what that's going to look like that might well be part of the delights. those that had weather delays as well. that was bad weather on saturday. it seems to be much of fine to day today. but there you go. a visible symbol of a just being stuck there, that's the bikes. and it isn't moving any where. now this is only $200.00 tons of a. it's a little and figurative drop in the ocean. all the say, i'm going to be accurate about all of this. off the best buy goes, if that trip is successful, they'll be another. but that leaves a few days later. and then this and try and become

a regular thing. but it is in no way any kind of risk placement that the landlord is that have been closed since october, the 7th, the russell board of crossing, for example. you get what, you know, 8 in the 10000 tons. i'd like to send 200 this i can 18 hours. so there's a real big question coming from the palestinians as to why the european union and his partners, including the us and the, you know, to the, our members even attempting this. and a lot of cynicism, i have to say, i love you, it will simply say this is just a public system. and we've got to close up shot of the tongue. both is going to be counting. that'd be able, should explain that the talk is going to be putting a barge, and that's going to have the at the 8 on it. i think from the picture that we're seeing here, the barges just to just in front of where the talk is in a moment where viewers might be able to see the trains moving to at the moment. talk us through what's on board because you mentioned that the be a month, so i'm going to be nearly enough to be able to help people sufficiently engaged. but never the less it is

a but it's getting in that's up to you, right. the people are running this a, a n g i called the wells central case. and what like so told us is that they've got to tax a flower that goes tax of rice and tens of a protein plus uh they also have equipment people to be able to prepare food that aid was actually inspected. now we are here and that was inspected by the is raisins, getting it to show you the the x ray machine, the trucks i talked to passed through that x ray machine and being inspected before they were allowed to be even loaded onto the. this is an incredibly inefficient way because it's not just that moment in time uh through the x ray machine, etc. you actually have to get the aid into the country that been flying it in putting it in a warehouse and said it was ready to be brought to the port of monica. so it is only $200.00 tons the food, though it will be welcomed if that's the kind of food that they can get large

amounts in the nuts and kind of food that will be welcomed by palestinians and is desperately needed. but are you going to be able to get the amounts needed? it feels like it looks like you kind of need a much and navy several ships doing multiple runs a day to get anywhere close to the amount of a that was arriving every day. and goals are before us. i just have them on thank you very much. indeed them on con, talking to us monica in cyprus where that aid is at some point, it's going to be leaving us president joe biden was called discussing the need to price is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu on allowing a to enter, enter. gaza is voice was captured on a microphone that remained on after he gave the state of the union address on thursday. the

surface, the officials got more from washington, dc. that has been stories for several months now that the united states is growing. upset is going for straight, it is growing, i agree with the number of civilian casualties. and there have been several warnings we are told from high ranking officials to these really saying, look, you are in danger of compromising your long term security. because wild opinion is telling you against what you are doing and garza so put that aside. i know you'll have joe biden caught on a hold. mike. perhaps the choice of phrase, given the countries involved of

a come to jesus meeting isn't exactly what you'd want to say. but the idea is that he's going to sit down with benjamin netanyahu at some point on lee. i just thought reality. but the stopped reality is the is really do not care. they have said several times, they will prosecute this war the way that they see fit. and while they will listen to the americans, because you always listen to your friends, they will do what they think is right for it. so walter, biting me well, see that he is going to push and push these relays to consider particularly civilian casualties. what is clear is that in the past that has had new impact to tool, and there's nothing to suggest that even if there was in jo buys, was it come to jesus meeting that that would change and the thing a tow. i want to give you a warning that this next door to contain some disturbing details. audra 0 has

obtained a video that proportionately rails how it is really soldier killed and on armed elderly palestinian men during a raid and his clothes. now this body count video from gaza, city is time stamped november 6th, as about 4 months ago in the incident is really soldier brags to others about ty, repeatedly shot, the man at missing. he didn't find a fight on. the soldier then returns to the man's home and shoots several runs again. at his dead body. the you'll just need is reached out to the is ready on me for comments on that video. we haven't received a response yet. joining us on site is mohammed,

or must raise the political analyst, unprofessional media studies at the doha institute for graduate studies. thanks very much. indeed for being with us. nothing is really military. we've seen over the last several months regularly, but it's has its own body come film to show the way that it's operations, approval caressing and gaza. how surprising is it that we are seeing? is there anybody come video which clearly shows these really mother tree and an extremely bad light as well given what we've seen over the last few months. it's not all that surprising because the israelis have done this repeatedly. actually the new york times did an investigation. they published a few weeks ago where they looked at about 50 of these videos that is rarely soldiers themselves, posted to a tick tock and other social media sites. and they're, they're posting themselves or recording themselves, i should say, vandalizing shots and classrooms. they're recording themselves and doing what, what an international law is called an unlawful destruction, whether it is destroying a civilian infrastructure,

seemingly for play. there often times marketing palestinians, whether sipping cocktails or smoking, who can pipes while they are detonating, you know, putting their fingers on the detonator button to blow up a residential building. and a whole host of other things that international law experts would say are clear or crime. so given that larger backdrop that larger context, i can't say that i'm shocked to see this video, especially given that we know that there's a genocide case ongoing right now. if israel is going to be taken to trial, and at that hearing south africa presented or cited 6 separate video. so i imagine that this video will be, will be presented as well going forward and how to drawing your experience in terms of your background as a professor of media studies, given the circumstances isn't surprising that this video is able to get on to social media. so easily given that one would imagine any military in the world with

body comments, particularly one would imagine have some sort of secure system for checking that video before it goes anywhere. make sure that it can be linked. it's surprising, is it not that actually this stuff is appearing at home, and from that standpoint, it is surprising, right? because, as you said, israel you'd think would be a sort of exercising more control. but to it clearly, soldiers are, are just a lot in many cases, posting these videos themselves. right? and so some of it may be a sort of difficult to control when you consider how many soldiers are in and out and on the ground in, in gaza. now i think what we have to remember is that israel is losing public relations for right. there was a survey done not long ago that showed that in 42 or 43 countries, israel's favorability reading had gone down. and i think these videos that are posted to social media that people are accessing on tick tock and instagram and other sites are one reason why. in fact, there,

there are favorability rating went down 18 and a half points in just 3 months, which is a massive, massive drop. mimic israel knows that. now your guess is as good as mine as to why they're not doing more, given that they know that they're losing the public relations more to sort of censor this or ensure that this sort of content doesn't make it out onto the internet. and just very briefly, i want to ask is you'd refer back to the, the, the south african cases of genocide that was brought before the international court of justice. and in part, it drew long video evidence that have been gathered in the event that there are cases brought at the international criminal court with regard to individuals committing war crimes. just briefly, what's the legal status of videos like that? and i'm, can they be used to bring cases in that like side, i'm not an international law expert, but my understanding is that they can, and i think that you'll see in the coming years, individual soldiers be called to account for things that they've,

that they've posted and as i said, some of the content is, is quite, quite disturbing, quite shocking, but maybe not totally surprising, given what we've seen, that this is a pattern. and given that there is a sort of war frenzy inside does the state of israel, we have to remember that again, according to the, the, the opinion pulling data, the overwhelming majority of his rallies are fully behind this war. even though they're not behind the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu, they do support the war effort. they feel that the government is, is using just the right amount of force in gaza or not enough force that's $98.00 per tooth. 98.2 percent of is rarely 83 percent of israelis say they would like garza to be asking questions they, they want the causes to be forced out of gaza and about 68 percent of guidance. don't want aid to reach girls and women, children, and men. so in this context, there's war frenzy. and this is where you're seeing some of the soldiers acting out

and, and certainly, and what they think is independent is rarely public interest. me mama must rate. we appreciate it. thank you very much. indeed. thanks, advisors will be able to take them to the streets of london and the national demonstration. calling for a cease fire in garza. the protests have gathered at hyde park corner in the sense of london, they march to the british capital to the united states embassy. it's the 5th major pro pollo signed demonstration in london. so far this year, our forces in london at that process. so this is a weekly event. how do you, what do people tell me where yes it is. it's certainly least in terms of these very big process a little bit less than weekly, but it is one of the another very big one onto the last one. we saw a couple of weeks ago, the organize, this is a, up to 250000 people. again,

the cost for us to certify that. but certainly, it's in as many tens of thousands of in streaming process here to more than an hour and a half now close to the american embassy here. so other times it is also the 1st protest such as this, since the remodel guy was not in the prime minister on the steps. so 10 dining street, which he talked about extremism. we talked about brewing democracy, calling on police to more actively police. these demonstrations, as opposed to manage them, a lot of the speeches from the stage to spoken to a reference that in terms of adding to the desire to be out here. really defiance of that as well as a cost boxing flow because it goes on doing. but one of the protest is marching out to thank you very much, the scope and the tools. well, you get to the here because children the,

the vision, so there to be, they deserve to have equal rights and dignity. the schools have been destroyed. the universities using the this piece since and march, so peaceful or multi cultural. there's people with babies, toddlers, children, stokes. i owe people like me. there's people and i hadn't been here to save the money just because we weren't there to be i'm what did you make the remarks, the prime ministers on the other mississippi be going to governments about no go areas for jewish people and all the rest of the race, i think this statement was incorrect, decided devices and deliberately devices calling still

making people pricing. so why is it making people size and should make someone come out and say, we are hearing one's loading right now from the river to the sea, which many jews do signs offensive? i mean, the people we've spoken to you say that it doesn't mean what, what something give me a price for liberation, just as the slave psalms of the 19th century, like sweet chariot that leasing up roughly mount. she's not space of slaves. songers. it's about liberation for everybody, and they should be free. why is that spencer's when the truth, which is this really main political party, very charter, has the reverse of that. that statement, it says from the see to the river will be no palestine given all of these res. so why is it sensors to say people that were there are indigenous minds, they don't have a nation state as well. okay,

now do you think you very much we didn't get to think about using some of our scottish costs are listed in her mother, but a story, palestine in 1948. so just one of the many faces of this much to me see today, one of the points mention the police, the metropolitan police and it statements said it was police. this march, according to the law, not according to what some people may which will probably thank you very much indeed. have your false it. in london, the gun fires been reported across the haitian capital, including near the national palace, impose the pros, games of fighting with security forces for control of anything and at least one the civilians is killed on friday. the guys won't probably minister annual read to resign and have blocked him from getting back into the country. airports and

harbors are closed and thousands of people have been forced to flee that homes. the more and he didn't know if i was my husband died. she left me behind the house to live in with my children, the gangs force me to leave my home. i become a nomad, along with my 3 children under my responsibility and their fatherless. i'm all over the streets. we arrived here, but we can't stay because there's no water, no bathrooms, if we get water, it's not enough. i need it to bathe my children, we're in misery. i'm gonna go to a correspondent teresa volk, who's in the hub on the border of hazy and dominican republic. and today's i was hearing, of course, are heavy on fire reports at the across the haitian capital. what else are you hearing from for the print? the well, that's correct. i'm here at the border between the dominican republic and have the patients coming and going all of them talking about the crisis. so conference is in we do know that overnight. there was lots of fighting, going, going around the presidential time that there's been lots of homework that gang

could try to take over the presidential palace. this has not happened. however, we do know that be such a place administrative justice, for example. it has been packing, also the supreme court. there's been lots of coordinated attacks against infrastructure in for the prince. that's what they've been doing in the past few days. there's also heavy presence of gangs in different airports across the country . and for the prince and jack metal in cub haitians in different parts of the country, apparently to prevent the prime minister audit and who are you from latin jingle reaching the country once again. so there's a huge crisis in haiti right now. people struggling for food for medicines. thousands have been displaced and many have been trying to cross into neighboring countries here like the dominican republic. we do know also the international community has been pushing prime minister out here and reach to facilitate a transition to set up. excellent fishing net government that could help in the current crises, also setting up

a move tighten national security mission that flew health stabilize hazy bits initially encoded around a 1000 police officers from came yeah, that would assist the haitian national police to fight against the gang. however, until now there's only 4 hundreds of those police officers from kenya that are ready to be deployed. apparently they have been vetted for human rights abuses of many other issues. feel that society groups in haiti are concerned about the possibility of human rights. so says in their country, mostly because of what has happened in the past with foreign interventions with what happened, for example, with the united nation peace keeping folks in the country where they were occupations of abuses, among other things. again, people in here are desperate for any type of assistance they can get. so many of those were coming across the border. that's what they're telling us. they're not sure yet when it's going to happen or how. yeah, just as you're talking to those 2 days or there will be some pictures and the what i think is dominican republic military trying to restrain people from moving from k

team to dominican republic. i know that you and the team have been checking out these deforestation efforts, that the government's been carrying out. i just stepped up the deportations as more people have been trying to come in well, this whole situation in haiti generation lots of pressure, neighboring countries not only made so many kinds of popular, but also in jamaica charts and k cause the islands, for example, 31 people where the pain, the yes city jamaica for a truck that has property the right now from canada. most of the people are trying to make it to the domain because they just have lots of what the dominican republic is

saying is that they won't allow any type of refugees or refugee on this side of the boat had been able to see if he was taking people back, including their parents. this is something that human rights organizations have been denouncing. i'm not human rights who said because of the life threatening situation and hate to right now, they're asking governments to take the police to protect the thing. not likely. united states have lessons on how long this takes about until the so thank you very much. start had an order 0 or do you manage the guys you so then is reaching kolosso purple. since all in front of things fighters have done before rama time. we're going to get the latest on the resolution of the united security council, the

hello, we have things involved, a lot of the showers into northern pont, sol, valentina recently from this a lot, a lot just storms that she just moving up across the river place. still one or 2 showers as we go through the remainder of sash, the up towards the southeast corner, opposite more in the way of showers the into that western side of the amazon pushing into ecuador, southern areas of columbia as well. i wanted to show us. meanwhile, across the camry, but by large, it's looking good. hey, ready for the next steps on it. we could do with the break in the hate tempe, just running 3 or 4 above the average already wanted to share. i was able to go see eastern islands for a time, perhaps a little more widespread as we go through sunday. but for the most part, as you can see, lots of tropical sunshine or some what's a weather? just coming in across the gulf of mexico, pushing towards the top and inch the southern areas, mexico. we need the rain,

so that's good. that should help with the water crisis. one would hope it will be the right by the, creeping into a key with that same system bring you some really heavy right now. they use the same to the us around the carolinas. mid atlantic states grossi tended to snow. it was, it moves in across new england in eastern parts of canada, further west, because most know me, the full cost to you as well would you believe is thinking further south is over the next few days. but for now, you can see no entry was a to the east of the, of the biggest global election. yet in history, the world's biggest democracy, both its own epic showdown john main screen of off in grand for the fuel for fox cities focusing on india. as i traveling across the country examining the issues of 6 and the 4th of athletics at this critical moment in the country of history. beautiful coming soon on,

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bottom the homes. and then the saying that the refugee camp in northern garza killing at least 10 people in separate attacks is off in southern gaza. 80 to palestinians have been killed in the last 24 hours. you are being commission president says amount of time, a call to the off from cypress to jobs that will open this weekend, special jew to leave the ports atlantic on saturday. has yet to set sail. it's unclear exactly how the 8 is going to be selected or distributed as well. some agencies here, the proposed st, caught it or is far less effective than simply increasing the number of trucks allowed to enter gaza. now the 1st ship set to sail from cyprus to gaza, has around a $180.00 tons of 8 on board on one that's the un palestinian 8 organization says an average of $97.00 trucks were entering garza daily in february and roughly 20 tons per truck. that's a little over one size, 900 tons. everyday fidgeting says,

just to meet most people's, most basic needs. the need to be $500.00 trucks. daily, about 10000 tons of age every day. best a comes as coordinator of open arms is a spanish and you which is operating that ship sitting in the hub. and so i person, she's joining us from the boat. and monica, thank you very much indeed for being mothers. i want to ask you, 1st of all, so give me an answer to the question that a lot of people have been asking about this. this proposed a delivery of a once the barge and the tug. get to guys, how does the 8 get off the barge and onto the guns and mainland? where there are people on sure. uh, one second people each and you are working on a um, oh, kind of small kind the park and you know there's to approach these the barge and be able to know the guy who are specified as the con. no, i want to ask you about those. well, because there had been a speculation,

of course that the amount of a that is being taken and this is only a trial run is relatively small. but if you're saying that there is a small appear that has been built in gaza, is that to allow for the fact that there is only a small amount of aid that's getting in? yes, it's true. we are going to be nice small amount fever. these small amount, the fact that we are opening these cory dark. uh but we are like the, the find the feedback open this month. i'm going to be, would it be a lot. we allows bigger best friends or other actors with more power or more capacity to do the same as us. we are going to try to be the example of how it can be done. it is possible i'm going to ask you about the is really checks and controls that are being part of this process. i understand that the trucks delivering the aids to the barge. i've had to go through an extra x ray machine

that has been a long process. i understand find the aid gets to guys i do, you have any indication of whether or not more checks will take place when the aid is. busy offloaded and garza, i yes, one who knows the categories on know being in guys on this boat. uh they would need to be loaded on trucks on so 2 deliveries. to many i realized when once samsung peach and he is working week 6, the open keep sense of working for me. so hopefully the concepts on my arm is next week. so this is a, a, just a trial. it's a process just to see whether or not this this system will actually work. is there any plans to increase the amount of a that is going to be delivered? yes, this is, as you said, this is a a bite of phase. so hopefully it goes when we are working,

but he had to do so. so i eat and he would be possibly going to makes more trips and invite more actors to join these mission. never to get more as much as possible going to by the advisor organization received any um, uh, any agreements from the is really military that it will be protected that they deliveries will not be targeted in ways that we have seen over the last few weeks when yeah, we are going to the money that i owe the time since before 7. we go on to our own responsibilities. so we don't know what it's going to happen, but we know that they are going to be around or receiving an eye on us. and uh, also our online thing will be waiting for these hoops to our right. mm hm. so we, we expect the best me and we don't know whether it's going to happen if this is the, the challenge. we don't know even how that goes these. but that's why we are the

find out. so tell me, tell me about what is on board the barge? what kind of things are you taking to gaza? mosley's flower rise. um, kind of what's the atmosphere like on board the ship that you're on at the moment given the fact that this is the 1st time that this has ever been tried? yeah, that's true. we are working very, very hot. we are excited on sunday, so nervous. because we are going to be a big thing many on the work meeting, we look at best. so we want to do any work and we are working very hard to try to get them ready as soon as possible. and i'm the, the, the i finished the us president sat in the state of the union speech. that's the us

was going to build a floating port off the coast of gaza to be able to align more age to get in. isn't your understanding that the amount of time called a door that you are trialing in the next few hours or so will be part of that process that you will eventually be able to use that floating port. but the us is building oh, pretty yes. we personally as an organization didn't receive any information about these and the nobody contact us to explain these, we are new. so events here on the news. so then obviously we think that easy these to going to be dire. if we take some of these maybe weeks, but in that case we are also happy to, to join them. um, to can to get some food in june and july me, we've been talking a lot over the last few months about separate organizations who's been working in guys or what is your experience of having from the teams that you have there of

working in guys or what are the, what kind of logistics and facilities do you have in gaza? when we as open arms, we uh, named geo that these uh exist these making set respirations. you can see that this is why we partnership with uh, was sent on. keep telling me because they are very, no mean in the one they have many kitchens, everywhere they, they, he means hundreds of people. they already are inside guys that we 6 the kitchens, open and working. so these 8 is going to then they are going to be online with a foster, with a claim, one note on this got to go on to believe or anything to them. what was needed. that is, well, just as you've been talking to us after we've been looking at live pictures from like a hall bar under close up of the ship, that you were currently on board just sitting close to the barge for all the food

as hopefully at some point in the next day or so, we will be able to see that boat move off and thank you very much indeed for being with us. and i'll just here thank you to hear the security council's post a resolution calling for an immediate cease fire. and so done ahead of the muslim holy month of ramadan. 14 of the 15 members voted for the resolution, which was drafted by breton russia, abstained the reference of board forces, which is fighting the city. these national army has welcomed the resolution of the armies, said it was ready for the ceasefire, but demanded that the r s. f withdraws from several areas that at least $14000.00 people and millions are facing farm and also being forced from their homes and the fighting. as the governor do in the states and nigeria is told the bbc at least

$28.00 of the school children kid not to any of those. we have a scraped authorities believe more than 280 children were taken on thursday for an auto group strong. the primary school and colleague nigeria is president, has ordered the army to rescue the shoulder, but age between 7 and 15 years old. portugal is holding on at a general election on sunday. more than 9000000 people are expected to have. suppose a staffing election is being held off to the socialist government collapse last november following a corruption investigation. atlanta police search of primaries on toyota cost as official residents and the rest of his chief of staff costs. it hasn't been accused of any time off on this. we're going to cost to natasha buffet, who standing by for us in lisbon. so campaigning is over. how things looking for sunday's vote? yes, that's where i come. painting is over. it is a day of reflection on the rest to in for to go ahead of us sundays general

election, which some 9000000 people are eligible to vote. the associates a who think that they're going to be have to say in power, all state is the opposition center vice in line. so he's hoping that they are going to be able to topple the socialist. it is a very tight race. it does seem to be going that way and that sort of things offenses worried about some things like corruption, housing device and the cost of living inflation and jobs. but there is also this real sense here in fort gold. as many people simply fed off of the political system of traditional politics, particularly these 2 main policies in which a power and ruling a government has been form between them for so many years. and that is why we've seen a number of which is really looking for an alternative looking for something different . and that has fueled the rise of the populace policy sheka where we spend some time with the check is lita andre ventura. as he wrapped up his campaign,

are the ones raven tura on the last day of campaigning in for people's general election. the commentator turned politician mentors korea has sold since he found that the pope in his check of policy 5 years ago. he's on t corruption, anti immigration message, appeals to voters fed up with mainstream politics to shaker event in lisbon. we also me about his patient that use ations that is multi is extremist, is extreme east against corruption. the political will change everything, all the, these corrupt political system. we are fighting against that. we will change corruption allegations of adults, bolcko's, routing, socialist policy, and the opposition center. right? so food, democratic alliance. nevertheless, opinion polls suggest the 2 signs of leading in a tight selection race. sheka is no fault behind the cost of living jobs and

housing a big baby to concerns, particularly for young people like this teacher. he says he'll fade sugar because they i'm young, i'm 57 and the i'm trying to start my life year i'm, i'm working and i study at the same time. and it's really difficult to start the lifetime. if it go to to, to buy house is difficult to buy. a car is difficult to have up front of me and tara is going to go around at the city. and despite the very heavy rain, many of it's supposed to come out because they say he's was full to me. say that he's a thing to democracy. such a charity in the city mike woods can get help with paperwork, run by immigrants. the association was stopped by to much you of rights activists to worries about the future on the pretty good game. but all there's a great danger here. vote you go. the right wing and extreme and write policies are writing human rights and immigration policy. they no longer want immigrants to come to portugal, so to checked,

his arrival on the political scene. old to go was relatively untouched by the populace. serge, seen elsewhere in europe. if the policy succeeds in making big games in the election, it will be proved. defense has changed. what's more, if the center point when they may be forced into into a coalition with the shaker to ensure a complementary majority transforming ventura from a mystical outside to, to an established player. it's actually about the ultra 0. there's been no, we're all we can expect people to cross that you to be watching this closely. predominately because of what you were saying and you report the rise and fall far right parties and might bring parties across europe. what's at stake for this one? yes, i will be watching closely, particularly your leaders because what we have in a few months in june, all the use parliamentary elections, people from the 27 memphis states in the you will be voting for the and the phase.

and if you look at the full call 15, you posed what they suggest the far right populace policies in europe are going to do very well that going to make a big gains. and that is why so many people are looking at the selection in portugal, something of a performance of particularly because the country moved from dictatorship to democracy some of 50 years ago. and until very recently until the foundation rise of shaker. portugal is really a country that didn't really have a fall right, populous presence. the gotcha, thank you very much indeed. natasha buffett talk additionally, has been going to pakistan, where politicians have elected icy for all as a data is the country's new president. it's the 2nd time is of dante from the pakistan people's party has won the presidency to be a lot more con, a fund street that was backed by him on cons. potty with an overwhelming majority. come all high to is got this update from his mom about of the buckets on the presidential elections there over and wage the members of parliament,

the members of the upper house scented the provincial assemblies, all ordered to elect a new president. now the opposition candidate memo tron drugs. i had the board of iran con, spar day a day of cause had delays. the this is a stolen election, a stolen mandate and then therefore unconstitutional. remove. however, there got a was able to get $255.00 boards because of the coordination that is coming together to form the government and its nama bod. with the above, your son was limited. know what are the parties supporting their daughters nomination for the president said, so he really now be president for another 5 years that did the term of the president. he had been the president from 2008 or 2013. however, the coordination, government and it's some about various, it's serious challenges and why the president's position, maybe it's a go bottom and it's going to see rough times ahead because of the fact that

everyone cons barbee, that, that you get in solve. it's saying that this was the rig election, the mandate was stolen and therefore they're going to continue to protest across the country. come out of how you doing. i just need all, it's not my bod. united states senate passed a spending bill, which naturally avoided shopped on it was passed as dollars before kind of the funding was due to expire. the senate approved of $467000000000.00 spending package to fund agriculture, transportation, housing, and other programs. problems probably minnesota and representatives of protesting farmers have met for another round of talks in warsaw. but the discussions i've left to no agreement or deal farmers have been demonstrating for months against what they consider on the face of competition with ukrainian invoice and what they call tentative. the climate policies. it's time for this board now. here's visa roll. thank you very much. mentioned to you might have been to the right of 2

straight defeats. also they'd be favorites and to know every 10 hog side, we're looking for a big response off of a the fee to rivals mattress to city. and i found the break to also they were who did the penalty in the 12 minutes to different end a score and from the spots to make it one mill that were given another pendency in the city. 6 minutes of light focused rest of it. this time with the goals going for the 2nd game running to solidify 6 face in the standings. it seems when this when extending to be made and also have the chance to go to the premier the later on. so today the gun is host printed at the emerald stadium. a window will move them above man, so he indeed is livable to face off against each other on sunday, off of the law currently on a hot street. they've won 7 consecutive league game school in 51 goals in the process. have a lot to play for when the difficulty of the mindset is always really tough. we played in twice already and was offered, and we always felt dragons bradford,

outside of the aspect of it as you and i much a ball salon. i have close. the gap on legal lead is around that. it's a 5 points, maybe my yoke up, one new rising teenage star, the medium, all schooling, the only goal of the game to help also moving to 2nd place above 2 rhoda for 10 days on saturday. india have won the series against england, full one officer, crushing endings victory in dalton, salo. india were to come on in position going into day 3 and they were eventually fell down for 477. but most people, james anderson became the 1st fossil the ever to take 700 taste wickets. england were already behind by over 250 runs when they were bold up for 195, probably 200 ashland begging 5, but could hold in what was these 100 taste and meetings and $64.00 run victory for india. so many things round, often using the 1st taste to be putting, put under pressure at various stages,

especially in the 1st of the dispatches and started the 1st 4 dispatches. and then to be able to bounce back from that. um yeah, it does make you feel just really proud, proud and happy for the way the teams of board the teams go on and just happy for the boys. a math henry. so its 7 ways it says these even full back on day 2 of a 2nd test against australia yesterday. and we're looking fit to run away with it. but henry wasn't flying full, backing up the phone. if we get home from the face to face, and how about this for attention from planning for let's see tonight i'm on a slab shane. essentially the 2 is spelled us the $256.00 fifty's from tom latham and kate williams. that has given the black haps of fighting jones there on 100 and 35th of 2 leading bus policy runs. go use a day 3. anthony joshua, as soon as he wants to will title fights and is open to taking on either tyson fury or alexander sick. he's comments for he's brutal,

not count. victory upfront has gone to the british box. it looks actually based against the full usc champions, you filled and gone in twice before the knock on fleming around 2 guns. display a self control. she's pro boxing day due to she lost on points against the new champion, tyson fury. this was joshua's fault when in the road following these failures to recapture these will types of some of the sick. it's way to tracy to why don't fight them, but you know, i mean, it should really be one of the of us. i should have the opportunity to compete with the with them both and also just those 2 that certainly have a fight as i want to compete with. but since you're asking me about the winter, i could buy for them a very credible uh 5 isn't. i'd love the opportunity to face them at some stage. in fact, i didn't see the page. the knockout is about perfect. i don't know if i don't see any be there. that's how i know i was knocked down. this has to be the head of the d. a thing this morning. how process it and then uh

see what is the next step. but may be me, but uh you can be sure that i'm not done here. absolutely not. a 3 time grand slam champion and the maria's be knocked out. so the indian wells and the 2nd round, the 36 year old was basically straight. say it's my foot seed, i'm very rude lives. it was real lives 1st match since he's disqualification. look at the bio from for swearing of the line, judge, familiar. it was another day of frustration which was felt and he's post mentioned he's conference when he was asked about his future. i'm planning on finishing in the summer but i don't know what more. i can but yeah, i don't know what one's supposed to say. i've been getting asked about it for the 18 months or so. and it's obviously something i have thoughts about you know, had, and you know, might have made

a decision on. and once i have made the decision i have expressed and no one is listening to, it's an easy antics that continues these excellent form. the australian open champ and dominated the 2nd round match against the straight is the last name. talking august. remember, freezes the spreadsheets with this victory explains the seeds, wrinkles of food he wins with no losses. women's will. the one he used to be on sick had no problems beating danielle collins the american taste as for your own sake when they played against each other at the a straight open. this time the pony still showed her last winning and straight. so it's 636 love seat on take is and for her sake indian valves twice, that's all the smallest needs for the time being more but later. well, peter, thank you very much. indeed. i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes for more and all these stories of prophecies stay with us. the

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